Hyundai vowed to not raise prices for two months as part of a consumer promotion, the latest automaker to launch a tariff-related marketing campaign. The Korean automaker said it won’t raise its manufacturer's suggested retail prices through June 2,

Cox Automotive estimates that 25% tariffs will add $3,000 to the cost of a U.S.-made vehicle and $6,000 to vehicles made in Canada or Mexico.

Going around President Donald Trump's newly implemented 25-percent tariff against imported cars isn't a cakewalk. Automakers are now finding ways to do so to stave off the inevitable price hike, with Hyundai and Genesis implementing a program that guarantees its pricing "in response to dynamic market conditions and the potential impact of tariffs on the automotive industry.